Hourly Weather Forecast for Naples, FL - The Weather Channel | Weather.com (2024)

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What is the condition of Naples, Florida right now? ›

The current weather report for Naples FL, as of 9:45 PM EDT, has a sky condition of Partly Cloudy with the visibility of 10.00 miles. It is 84 degrees fahrenheit but feels like 88 degrees fahrenheit.

Today's Naples Pier sea temperature is 87 °F.

In a nutshell, Naples sees on average around 264 days of sunshine per year, 54 inches of rain, average highs range from the mid-70's to mid-90's, and average lows from the mid-50's to the mid-70's, depending on the month. Yes, there is humidity, but that's just a fact of life in Florida.

Rainfall in Naples

Around 65% of this rain falls from June – September. Otherwise its pretty dry. This can make for some really humid and hot days. The rainy number of days ranges from 13 – 16 from June to September, and this tapers off in the month of October, with a range of 6-10 in each month until the year is done.

The city's overall cost of living is higher than both the state and national average, and housing prices match. The average home value in Naples is $594,100, while the national average sits at $348,500. There are still affordable areas to live, though. You just have to know where to look.

Hurricane Irma was the first hurricane in almost 12 years to directly impact Naples since Hurricane Wilma in 2005.

Naples Bay is an urbanized, relatively narrow, shallow estuary ranging in width from 100 to 1500 feet, and in depth from 1 to 23 feet.

We are pleased to report that the quality of drinking water for this reporting period has again surpassed the strict regulations of both the State of Florida and the U.S. EPA. In 2020, the City of Naples provided approximately 5.092 billion gallons of water to our utility customers.

There's no real optimal temperature, but many people feel “comfortable” swimming in water that is 70° to 78° Fahrenheit.

In the summer months, the average temperatures between Naples and Sarasota are the same. Naples may be 1 degree warmer in the summer months. However, you will see a larger difference in the winter months, especially January and February.

Which side of Florida is the most humid? ›

Coastal areas are a little more humid than inland areas of central Florida and the Panhandle due to the warm water bodies and the afternoon seabreeze, but for the most part it is hot and humid everywhere.

Steinhatchee is a Gulf coastal community in the southern part of Taylor County, Florida. It is the least humid city in Florida in summer. It has a river by its name, which is known as an excellent fishing point. Steinhatchee has a humidity level of 69.41%, making it the least humid city in Florida.

A: Despite occasional sightings of snowflakes, an accumulation of snow has never been recorded in Naples, at least according to weather records for the last 70 years.

Of course, the weather in Florida is extreme, and Naples is no exception. The lowest recorded temperature in Naples was a very chilly 26 degrees Fahrenheit in 1982 and the highest recorded temperature was 99 degrees Fahrenheit in 1986.

Like most popular vacation spots, Naples is very seasonal; our peak season is winter, which runs from October to May. Our slow season is summer, which runs from June to September. The weather in Naples is beautiful all year long, however there are reasons why our peak season exists and our slow season does.

The best time to visit Naples is between March and June. Daytime temperatures hover in the 80s – perfect weather for the beach, the links or the pickleball courts. More importantly, if you visit during this sweet spot, you'll sidestep the "season" price hikes that start in November.

According to another report about Naples, FL crime data, the total crime index for Naples is 28 out of 100. This means Naples is safer than only 28% of neighborhoods in the United States.

Cars and other vehicles play a significant role in poor air quality within Naples, with many automobiles often squeezed into smaller areas during rush hour times, leading to massive accumulations of different chemical compounds and harmful particulate matter.